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Climate finance refers to the financial support provided for activities aimed at reducing the adverse impacts of climate change and enhancing adaptation to these effects. This includes initiatives under categories such as reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, energy transition projects, environmental resilience, and technology transfer. Financing can be sourced from public and private resources and is delivered through various mechanisms including grants, development loans, green bonds, carbon

Paris The Paris Climate Agreement is a global accord adopted on 12 December 2015 at the 21st Conference of the Parties (COP21) in Paris and signed by 195 countries. This agreement aims to mobilize all nations to combat climate change by limiting global temperature rise to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels and preventing it from exceeding 2°C. Türkiye was among the countries that accepted the agreement at the end of 2015, and its provisions have begun to directly influence Türkiye’s climate polic

Climate finance, reducing the negative effects of climate change and activities undertaken to achieve adaptation to these impacts are financially supported. This scope is assessed under headings such as reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, energy transition projects, environmental resilience and technology transfer. Financing can be provided through public and private sources and is channeled through various mechanisms including grants, development loans, green bonds, carbon markets and public